Chris,
The easiest and fastest thing to do is get a Windows box and a copy of
Canopus's ProCoder. It can read native QuickTime files, and encode them to
Windows Media.
Virtual PC can work, but the speeds can be pretty glacial. A $600 P4
box will be easily 10x faster than VPC.
Ben Waggoner <http://www.benwaggoner.com>
Compressed Video Consulting, Training, and Encoding
My Book: <http://www.benwaggoner.com/books.htm>
Cleaner e-book: <http://www.cmpbooks.com/cleaner>
on 12/18/03 10:40, Christophe Chang at email@hidden wrote:
> Hello, Everyone I am using quicktime on Mac + Virtual PC6 and I need
> for a customer to convert my quicktime files to Windows Media Player,
> so far I tried exporting it from imovie using the .avi extension but
> when I open it with Windows Media Encoder , Version 9 , I get an error
> that it cannot find the codex ..blah blah ... etc..
> Anyhow if anyone has an idea to convert Quicktime files to Window Media
> PLayer , I would appreciate a LOT ..
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